How did the US shut down Afghan training camps?

The U.S. shut down Afghan training camps primarily through military operations and targeted airstrikes as part of its broader strategy in the War on Terror. Following the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. military, in collaboration with Afghan allies, sought to dismantle the Taliban regime, which was harboring terrorist groups like al-Qaeda. These operations involved direct assaults on known training facilities and disrupting the logistics and funding that supported these camps. Over time, the combined efforts of U.S. and Afghan forces significantly degraded the operational capabilities of these training centers.